Sounds like Cinema 4D is the Poser renderer of choice (especially for Mac users), at least in terms of simplicity and maintaining virtually all of the Poser specs, lights, textures, etc. That would be my number one criteria -- simple transfer from Poser with no little or no additional tweaking. Import, render and done. You gotta admit, animators want to animate. They don't want to spend hours building their own mesh models, clothes, props, etc. So Poser's incredible content (much of it free) is a godsend, and very hard to give up. But what about Vue? Unlike Cinema 4D, there are cheap entry levels for those who merely want to render Poser animated scenes in it, but how good is it at meeting the K.I.S.S. criteria? On the other hand, I sank nearly $5,000 into upgrading to a Mac Pro quad, extra RAM and a graphics card upgrade in order to handle 3D animation better. Maybe I should have just switched software.